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U.S. Department of the Treasury

Supports United States Department of the Treasury, directing national fiscal management and selected incentive financing programs.

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Programs7
Active grants0
Total grants3
About

The U.S. Department of the Treasury is the federal Cabinet department responsible for fiscal policy, revenue collection, and economic stewardship. Its grant-related work is concentrated in the CDFI Fund, a Treasury bureau established in 1994, and in the Office of Small Business Programs through the State Small Business Credit Initiative. Treasury has a large community-finance footprint rather than…

Programs & grants under this funder
Bank Enterprise Award (BEA) Program

Funds deposit-insured banks and credit unions that increase lending support in distressed areas.

CDFI Program (Financial Assistance + Technical Assistance)

Funds certified community lenders serving underserved neighborhoods through financial and technical support.

1 grant
CDFI Program (FA + TA Awards)
Closed
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Capital Magnet Fund (CMF)

Funds community lenders and non-profit housing groups building affordable housing through capital support.

Native Initiatives — NACA Program (Financial Assistance + Technical Assistance)

Funds Native community finance organizations with technical support to expand equitable access to capital.

1 grant
NACA Program (Native CDFI FA + TA Awards)
Closed
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New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Program

Funds community development entities so local investors can direct private money into low-income businesses.

1 grant
New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Program
Closed
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Small Dollar Loan Program (SDLP)

Funds nonprofit and public lenders creating small consumer loan options through training and resilience support.

State Small Business Credit Initiative

Funds state and territorial initiatives that channel capital and guidance to small-business financing systems.

Last verified: 1 Jun 2026Source: home.treasury.gov